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A second life for an epileptic

By Sec. Jose Lina Department of Interior and Local Government | November 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Life for an epileptic is always a struggle. For Susan Canon, it means living each day in uncertainty as she never knew when she would have an attack. However, with the support and love of her family, she never considers...

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